31 To most Americans, a summer getaway is a crucial component of the life-work compact: they trade 50 weeks ofcubicle-bound servitude for two weeks of sun-dappled bliss, which seems worth it.
(A) Most Americans consider a summer break important in their life-work agreement: they are willing to work as a slave in cramped space for a long time in exchange for a fortnight’s holiday under the sun.
(B) Most Americans deem it important to have a summer trip to escape from their jammed work schedule: they think it worthwhile to sell cheese for a long time to purchase others’ happy service under the sun.
(C) Most Americans think it important to have a perk of two weeks’ leave when signing a life-work contract: they think it worthwhile to sell their own labor in a cube to earn a fortnight’s holiday under the sun.
(D) Most Americans think it vital to escape from work in summer so they decide to conduct business for 50 weeks to earn two weeks’ of others’ happy service under the sun.